A different situation
Carn Kenidjack and Tregeseal Stone Circle
The HEATH Project also has a similar project to enclose and graze the commons around Carn Kenidjack: Carnyorth Common, Botallack Common and Truthwall Common. But these areas are NOT registered common land but classed as agricultural land "Therefore consultation with public users regarding stock proofing of the land is not a statutory requirement." "Unfortunately, there are two unavoidable stretches on Carnyorth common where new fences will be installed across open ground and these will be more visible."
"To discuss the proposals at Carn Kenidjack please contact Joe Oliver, Partnership Manager, The HEATH Project, Natural England, Pydar House, Pydar Street, Truro, TR1 1XU, tel 01872 245045 or email joe.oliver@naturalengland.org.uk He will be happy to discuss any issues or meet on site if necessary. For more information about the HEATH Project please visit www.theheathproject.org.uk
CARN GALVA
Carn Galva and view towards Bosigran cliffs
Details from website of Zennor Parish Council minutes of meeting held on Tuesday 9th January 2007.
Chairman – Cllr M.Hindley, Treveglos Cottage, Zennor, St Ives. TR26 3BT.
Clerk – Mrs L.Swannell, 1 Carthew Terrace, St Ives, TR26 1EB.
Cattle Grids – Carn Galva: J.Brookes presented details of the National Trust’s proposals to enable conservation grazing. With map and diagrams of locations. He confirmed that there will be no need to close the road for building(anticipated for Sept 2007), that the £37,000 will be met from European Heath Project Funds and that local residents will be sent full copies of the plans. Councillors were concerned at the number of signs required. They would prefer local granite hedges to proposed post and rail fencing and request that reflective material be kept to a minimum. They will canvas opinion and report back.
AND THIS IS NOT ALL
see http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=28953
HEATH Project Areas
The HEATH project has 58 project areas located predominantly in the West Penwith, Lizard and St Agnes – Carn Brea regions and aims to deliver a holistic, integrated approach to sustainable heathland management.
Management Assessments
Rapid 'Management Assessments' have been carried out for all the project areas to briefly summarise and map the historic environment and make generic management recommendations.
West Penwith
1.Amalveor
2.Baker's Pit
3.Bartinney Down
4.Bosporthennis
5.Busvargus
6.Caer Bran (CWT Property to east of Bartinney Down)
7.Cape Cornwall
8.Carn Galva
9.Carnaquidden
10.Carnyorth Common
11.Chapel Carn Brea
12.Foage
13.Gulval Downs
14.Gulval Tonkin's Downs and Trenowin
15.Higher Botrea (Bosvenning & Roskennals)
16.Higher Botrea
17.Land's End
18.Lanyon
19.Mulfra Common
20.Nine Maidens
21.Rosewall Hill
22.Sancreed Beacon
23.Treen Cliff
24.Tremedda Common
25.Trencrom Hill
26.Trendrine
27.Trevean Cliff
28.Trevega Wartha
29.Trewey Common
30.Trink Hill
31.Watch Croft
32.Zennor Hill